Blackdog...
All I can say is the fishing was "OFF THE CHARTS"!
I'm not sure where On A Mission Dave is but, we both had cameras and I will be posting mine up in a few days.
Short story...Fishing was awesome. We landed in camp around 4:00 PM in the afternoon and by the time we came in to eat (Or should I say CHOW DOWN), we had over 12 Chinook to the boat. That's under 1 1/2 hours. Half on Kwikfish, the other half draggin' spin-glos and eggs. Making a fishing video has NEVER been this easy!
Biggest day in the camp was close to 60 fish landed in one boat. Biggest fish was 39 Pounds... the week prior they landed a 42 pounder. Doubles, triples and even a few Quadruples were the RULE. What's funny is that when one guy get's a fish on, the other guys keep their lines IN the water in an effort to get the Grand Salami! It's truly an amazing fishery.
Off the bank...the biggest fish was 32 Pounds, with many others in the teens+.
What also blows me away is this....Just how many fish we landed, that we simply released, that Otherwise would have been on the Barbeque HERE in no time! 15, 20, 25 Pounders released in search of the 30+ Pounders....ALL day long.
We also fished for Pike and Chums, both on light tackle. Once again, it was an every-other cast story and....NO Mosquitoes! It was colder and windier than usual thus I came home unscathed. Figures though, it's over 70 degrees there now!
All in all an excellent trip, great guides, outrageous food and a few new friends from all over the country.
Now it's time to hit the CR for a few days...in order to land those 1 or 2 fish!
Scott